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Auckland Star, Volume LXVII, Issue 181, 1 August 1936, Page 14 (Supplement)

' three cheers for lif%k First of all', I should like you to know how ""VfTonthh „ was to see such a record number of entries for las Competitions. lour keenness has shown me now mu y M Porter, Otorohanga, \ WIV enjoyed doing them, and lam tremendously -proud to ttixn/c winner of £l , or Jn , y % that we have so many clever artists in the League. Leader Competition. t l 7 am afraid 1 am a little late in replying to some ofjour ll letters. My mail box becomes more elastic every weeL! p V David Holmes, Manurowa, ■ bulges with applications for membership, Competition entries, . 10 |_ 1 dreds of interesting letters from, Cococubs. But I hope, before long, t / Competition. 1 bt able to answer more promptly. • Last month there were three Competition* for tr 'k p y ?7 M month you will find four. Next month~-wtll, -* 7PV—someXIBU J IBWF CFFO LFFQJOH VQ NZ TMFFWF GPS ZPI g Consolation p rizM from thing very FYDJUJOH / Owl's Tuck Shop to:—Joan NUU, V,UI S,p„ m t.r „K D "™^ TEiII W ''S%.^b4"w,dsu,^ = z ~ 7~T ~ T COMPETITION— How Squire Rooster joined the lococuos. Junior Cococubs (under 12 y«arc)« | Squire Rooster was a bit fed up with After hi. unfortunate extired' of scratching arounl in the same LT News'," Mr" sra.'&s?SK j'Uii V?l,e„ »„!, h.d p.ll.d.'J <J. ..tw V r hTS L'SSS V*£2 %JBL reputations they turned ' a,wake, and seems to be you'thought reader*? Can tou imagine r — ') JV, what is amusing himP Write your Idea (not exceeding 126 word*), m 4 nt if 10/- oxtra Pocket Money Suddenly he saw sloke in the dismmflf/ f tanc*. 4/ Oh, dear," he cried, " I'm - W THOUGHTFULFREDD*. -J ferV that he would mis. it. and he kept on . --vlft One day Peter Rat / fef <1 5 ,Vrt JSiy VtC running until he reacted the smoke. wa. standing as ill y/_ >V Cococubville cross rosds, TJ I / • / o*aciou4\ pretending he. wu . One day he couldn't Hand it any I wVt . VuTtV/ „ , ~P, when Jred^ longer. He decided to pack up and C .'i J Lhit A daahing along la leap, anj ■at out to »»e the worla. When he \ ( comi ' J u van ..>4. I _ lM arrived at the cross roads, he couldn't 7 /^V"— r • ?u* 7° . m ?J quite make up hia mind which road to S , 8 , n? PuJße take. He put down his case, and, shut- gP 1 " mf-> f I must hurnr. P®ter, Tm ting his eyes, he turned around three e? t jS' I s * f trying to catch the mail. times. When he opened them he was , Peter glanced at the envelop® PreWff facing southwards. "Might as well go \Vs x&r in hand. Ah, he exdatniea, this way as anywhere else," he nought. /• J&i " 1! 8 addressed to Jonathan, I Mi / M&l ,-w-PUJBF^iSomething important?" " Very, gaeped Freddy, trying te 1 A I PRIZE II L f under Peter's shoulder. 0/- COMPETITION (Senior Cococubs, over 12 ye«rs). : £r?£\ \. "But if it'. «> rery important, I do Here's a chance for you to win £- feT^or^^ly.'' n<dOSi,,f * 10/- EXTRA POCKET MONEY. What a surprise! Instead of a train, course, I have. I't. lost n» e. t unll . hrninc to work and b " found the Cococubs having a picnic! Leader*, bar, to I're put four pinny Set your Drains to work ana They invited him to join, and told him stamp, inside—3d for tn. bar, and the think of a suitable a jl about the fun they were having m other for the postage." And with that H/rr\TTr\ the League. he streaked off toward, the ft IVI \J 1 1 V-f " Well, well, he chuckled, I po ,t office. S for the Cococub League. wouldn't be left out of this for all the <« That', a thoughtful oiib," _ - i, jr. ■ wheat in Canterbury. Being a Cococub murmured Peter, signalling a >9k Only those enrolled as Cococubs ig going mean a j ot to me _ j k no w the Babbit famliy to advance. V^S may ehter for all Competitions. x Shall find all the adventure I want!" " X' m afraid lome of tfiem Entries must be in by August 22nd.. _——J are apt to forget the chor- i*5S , . _ _ . — mous number of letter. Jona- ' ' ' than has to reply to!" 4&Z&S j CODE MESSAGE. \ [ CF TVSF UP TJHO BOE EBUF MFBEFS GPSNT. ( I tKADKR ' ( EP OPU JODMVEF P0 GPSN UIF OBNFT PG UIPTF | ( JLJ *1 jl j BMSFBEZ FOSPMMFE J \T. I COMPETITION |! I A Tons. Jer tb* August j • Tiiiiiy » AN ACROSS WORD PUZZLE. J oa*h mart nTVto mmmmmrn mmmmmm wmmmmm IBOSfIL 1 _j_ wKF WHAT IS IT? — My flr«t is in Cherry but not In Vlmo, ~ My second is in Nml bat not i« 'Hiumb. I My third i. in Saddle but not in Whip, I SIM . My fourth i.,in Boat but not in Ship. ■■Mi? —— —— m/m My fifth »in Saucer but not in Plwb«, HjH I My sixth i. in Boom and alio in Grate. I My .eventh i. in Penny btit Mi in Pound, ~ ——- —^ —— Mr eighth i. in Lost bat not in Pcacd. My whole i. a Ohooolate of very great 7mm, HBHHBH You'n not find H bard te Ml ate it. Name J HK6 ——— Answer •. OADBTJBYS. (Ann Laurel, D'n,) BB _Pi —- —-— Riddl©-M®-Ree Competition. '8 Bi' 3 H 2O On. of our member, teat the above oiever Riddle-mee-ree to Jonathan, and he liked it (e k. ' i 1 mmam 4% in ——■ —— mmmi u -- 1- much that he rimply had to find room for it w in to-day's New. I MM ; Making up Riddle mow rim k great fun. ■ . ■■■ ——— — h| Do you think you ooufd make one up .bout Hii9nfl JONATHAN will olve » SPECIAL 4 A | mm x- —PRIZE of 10/- to the Coooeub | II I _ l l 4 | I who Mnds in the best original |%M I ■ ' 1 -L— ' * All entries to be In by Autuet Hsi I—PVS IBQQZ CBOE 15—CFMPOHJOH UP ZPV 2—PQQPTJ U F UP NF 16—TIPSU GPS NPUIFS i 3—FWFSZPOF 17—IFO XJUI BEEFE MFUUFS | JONATHAN, ♦—UPNQFMM 18—UXP UFOT (here's a teaser!) | Cadbury Fry Hudsea LM., S—DPOTVNF 19—PQQPTJUF IF I pn nnY 411 nUNEDIN 6—QBSU PG EJRUSFTT TJHOBM 20—QVSDIBTFT I 1" U * " UA . ' uu^,cu,,, • yWT ImA 7—TVQQPTJUJPO 21—UXP TQFMU EJGGFBFOUMZ I De * r Jonathan, /« «jj| B—QSPOPVO 22—UXP UIJSET PG CFO I I do want to bo a 0000- B B 9— QBSU PG WFSC "UPCF " 23— DFSUBJO I cu b. I'm enclosing «d in WL #V JM 10—TFFLJOH 24—QSFQPTJUJPO I stamps. Pl«sn enrol me 11—QBSU PG GPSU 25—GJOFTU DIPDPMdUF I at onoe. 12—DFOUSF PG IBU 26—VOJWFSTBM GBWPVBJUF I /Writ* iti ouiUJ lett i 13—QBSUZ 27—QBSU PU HSFBU DPNCJOF J™™ » 1 14—SFRVFTU j Name —"«*» When you have worked out the puixle, write down the words, and group | Address them into four lines. Make first line from No. 1 to 5, second line, from I 6 to 13, third from 14 to 20, and fourth from 21 to 27. j D Di.triet fcwswe»w».nwitt»U IK"!*"*' We are sure you will all agree with the answer! ! •»- . Solution in September Cococub New.. j " 1 ' No. 4. 1/8/56. Age BirthdjHT.jMMMittitaML

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